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Over the past decade, but most intensively since 1997, the area has seen a burgeoning of cultural activity.

Martin says there was a burgeoning of personal collecting during the last slump in the 1980s – "a period of 'bling', avarice and showy material ostentatiousness".

Multilateralism has a long history, but it is principally associated with the era after World War II, during which there was a burgeoning of multilateral agreements led primarily by the United States.

Outside of government, there has been a burgeoning of other initiatives: language teaching conferences, Facebook groups to connect parents interested in the idea of "Asia literate," even native Chinese speaking nannies who can command decent salaries.

Now they do, and their voyage of discovery and recovery in their own country is part of a burgeoning of domestic tourism which has, among other things, changed the nature of travel in China for foreigners.

But the last forty years have seen a burgeoning of financial innovation, much of which has given people better tools with which to measure and manage risk, and, as a result, investors have become comfortable with ideas that at first glance seemed improbable.

Nov. 16-17, in the Rose Theatre: The last twenty-five years of work of a burgeoning generation of jazz musicians qualify as a continuous tribute of sorts to Blue Note Records.

But Uni Lad is just one of a burgeoning plethora of sites, from 'Confessions of a Uni Student' (177,000 'likes') to 'The Lad Bible' (1.2 million 'likes'likes

Our study indicates that MCV is one of a burgeoning number of newly recognized viruses that are part of the normal human flora (19, 37 – 37 ).

China has long fascinated the West, but its emergence as an economic power has seen a new burgeoning of interest in its culture and language.

Gras is one of a burgeoning number of private academies providing hands-on job training in India, filling a gap between government vocational centers and four-year universities.